Stanford Daily | Mike Schwartz

M. Basketball: Stanford falls flat against Colorado, loses four out of its last six conference games

Coming off a big win over conference rival California, the Stanford men’s basketball team (11-8, 2-4 Pac-12) wanted to prove to the entire Pac-12 that they are a force to be reckoned with. A win against Colorado (13-6, 3-4 Pac-12), which came within a controversial buzzer-beating three-pointer of upsetting No. 6 Arizona, would have done just that. Shooting 31% from the floor, being outrebounded 48-30 and losing 75-54 was certainly not the way to get it done.

Jan 25 | Comments (2)

Dwight Powell (above) had a double-double with 13 rebounds as Stanford cruised to a 20-point win over No. 10 Oregon on Wednesday night (Stanford Daily File Photo).

M. Basketball: End-game woes doom Card against Huskies

Trailing 62-60 to the favored Washington Huskies (11-5, 3-0 Pac-12) with just over a minute remaining, the Stanford Cardinal (10-7, 1-3) turned to its hottest… Continue Reading »

Jan 14 | Comments (0)

Junior forward Dwight Powell had a career-high 29 points, including 19 in the first half, against the Pioneers, marking his second game above 25 this season. (LEIGH KINNEY/The Stanford Daily)

M. Basketball: Powell’s first-half 19 leads Stanford past Denver as Card wins second straight

Powell continued his dominant play when the Stanford Cardinal (6-3) took on the University of Denver Pioneers (1-5) at Maples Pavilion on Sunday. The Card needed a solid performance against an outmatched Pioneer squad that was reeling after three straight losses. Powell gave them just that, scoring a career-high 29 points to lead Stanford to a 71-58 victory.

Dec 4 | Comments (0)

Gabriel Harris goes up for a dunk in Stanford's 68-57 win against Seattle on Wednesday night. (LEIGH KINNEY/The Stanford Daily)

M. Basketball: Close shave as Stanford pulls away from Seattle late

After coming up short in three out of four games over Thanksgiving break, the men’s basketball team desperately needed a win against the Seattle University Redhawks on Wednesday night. That’s exactly what they got, surviving a sloppy first half and coming on strong late to win going away, 68-57.

Nov 29 | Comments (0)

Sophomore guard Chasson Randle poured in 22 points as Stanford came up short in a loss to No. 13 Missouri and also scored a game-high 21 in the Cardinal's win over Northern Iowa last week. (MIKE KHEIR/The Stanford Daily)

M. Basketball: Stanford must step it up against Seattle

The Stanford men’s basketball team has shown flashes of greatness this year, but costly mistakes have left the Cardinal empty handed after very winnable games. Tonight’s game against Seattle offers a perfect chance to turn the early season form around.

Nov 28 | Comments (0)

Stanford welcomes Alcorn State to Maples Pavilion

While it is easy to overlook nonconference play, Stanford men’s basketball head coach Johnny Dawkins and his players understand that it is important to make… Continue Reading »

Nov 14 | Comments (0)

Sophomore Chasson Randle (5) had 24 points in Stanford's 81-68 win over Cal State Fullerton on Monday night (Stanford Daily File Photo).

M. Basketball: Stanford pulls away from Fullerton late in home opener

While the backcourt duo of Chasson Randle and Aaron Bright has received plenty of attention this offseason as keys to the future of Cardinal basketball, the rest of the Stanford team clearly wants to make sure that we don’t forget about them. Thanks to a balanced effort, the Cardinal pulled away from Cal State-Fullerton in the second half Monday night’s home opener to win 81-68.

Nov 13 | Comments (0)

Sophomore Chasson Randle (5) hopes to lead Stanford back to national relevance this season after the Cardinal finished 2011 strong and won the NIT title in March. (Stanford Daily File Photo)

M. Basketball: High hopes for Stanford as Midnight Madness approaches

Stanford ended an up-and-down season on a high note last year, bringing home the school’s second ever National Invitational Tournament (NIT) title. After an early exit in the Pac-12 tournament against an overpowering UCLA Bruin squad, Stanford went on an improbable run in the NIT, taking home the title for the first time since 1991.

Oct 18 | Comments (0)

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M. Basketball: Stanford falls flat against Colorado, loses four out of its last six conference games

M. Basketball: End-game woes doom Card against Huskies

M. Basketball: Powell’s first-half 19 leads Stanford past Denver as Card wins second straight

M. Basketball: Close shave as Stanford pulls away from Seattle late

M. Basketball: Stanford must step it up against Seattle

Stanford welcomes Alcorn State to Maples Pavilion

M. Basketball: Stanford pulls away from Fullerton late in home opener

M. Basketball: High hopes for Stanford as Midnight Madness approaches

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